I don't think there's any meaning to it other than the sound of the frog who jumped off the lilypad and into the water.
It sounds as if it were written mostly for the hand game, the rhythm, and the rhyme of it all. =)
Hey,
as you know I'm German, but I love this clappping game (Hanky Panky).
Down by the banks of the Hanky Panky
Where the bullfrogs jump from bank to banky
Where the eeps, ops, sodapops
Hey Mr. Lilypad and went kerplop
Is there any meaning? I am not able to translate it..
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Ok, We liked to plan the game, and one of the childs asked what the mesining of it is...
Thank you
Thank you
Very cool